ViewSonic unveils world’s first Xbox-focussed projectors for gaming enthusiasts

In a pioneering move, ViewSonic has introduced the world’s first line of projectors specifically crafted for Xbox enthusiasts. The X1-4K and the short throw X2-4K LED projectors promise an unparalleled gaming experience, supporting 1440p at 120Hz. With an emphasis on delivering detailed and immersive visuals, these projectors cater to gamers seeking top-notch performance.

The X1-4K and X2-4K LED projectors showcase 4K UHD visuals on a colossal 100-inch screen, ensuring a cinematic gaming atmosphere. Boasting theatre-level sound, courtesy of Harman Kardon speakers, these projectors aim to redefine gaming audio-visuals.

ViewSonic asserts that these projectors are meticulously designed to elevate gaming to new heights of excitement and realism. Featuring cutting-edge technology, gamers can now immerse themselves in high-quality visuals with faster refresh rates and enhanced clarity.

Key Specifications
The X1-4K and X2-4K LED projectors are tailored to enhance the Xbox gaming experience, presenting a sleek black and green color scheme reminiscent of the Xbox Series X design. With exclusive resolution and refresh rate combinations, the projectors guarantee smooth gameplay, aided by the 4.2ms Ultra-Fast Input and 240Hz refresh rate.

Beyond gaming, these projectors are equipped for seamless integration with Xbox’s Consumer Electronics Control (CEC). This means the projector synchronizes with the console, turning on simultaneously, and when connected via HDMI 2, automatically switching to gaming mode for improved visuals and enhanced colors.

The inclusion of the Texas Instruments 0.65″ DMD chip ensures a high native contrast ratio, revealing intricate details in both dark and bright scenes for an enriched gaming visual experience. The projectors also feature 4K HDR resolution and come equipped with Harman Kardon speakers. Utilizing 3rd generation LED technology, they provide 2,900 Lumens of brightness and boast an impressive 30,000-hour lifespan, promising years of low maintenance.

As the world’s first projector brand to receive TUV SUD’s Low Blue Light certification, the X1-4K and X2-4K address concerns about potential eye damage and discomfort during prolonged viewing sessions.

Additionally, these projectors offer flexibility in installation, catering to spaces of varying designs and sizes. The X1-4K, designed for ceiling-mounted installations, conserves floor space without obstructing views. Conversely, the short-throw X2-4K can be conveniently placed on a coffee table, projecting a wide 100-inch display from just 1.5 meters away. Their horizontal/vertical keystone and 4-corner adjustment capabilities eliminate the need for central positioning during setup, allowing users to achieve optimal images without rearranging furniture.

Pricing and Availability
Interested buyers can acquire the ViewSonic X1-4K and X2-4K LED projectors at Rs 2,99,000 and Rs 3,25,000, respectively. Both models are readily available on the official ViewSonic website.



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